receives all signals for one QObject More...

Inheritance diagram for PythonQtSignalReceiver:

Public Member Functions
	PythonQtSignalReceiver (QObject *obj)

	~PythonQtSignalReceiver () override

bool	addSignalHandler (const char signal, PyObject callable)
	add a signal handler

bool	removeSignalHandler (const char signal, PyObject callable=nullptr)
	remove a signal handler for given callable (or all callables on that signal if callable is NULL)

int	qt_metacall (QMetaObject::Call c, int id, void **arguments) override
	we implement this method to simulate a number of slots that match the ids in _targets

Public Member Functions inherited from PythonQtSignalReceiverBase
	PythonQtSignalReceiverBase (QObject *obj)

Detailed Description

receives all signals for one QObject

we derive from our base but do not declare the QObject macro because we want to reimplement qt_metacall only.

Definition at line 112 of file PythonQtSignalReceiver.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

PythonQtSignalReceiver::PythonQtSignalReceiver ( QObject * obj )

PythonQtSignalReceiver::~PythonQtSignalReceiver ( )

override

bool PythonQtSignalReceiver::addSignalHandler	(	const char *	signal,
		PyObject *	callable
	)

add a signal handler

int PythonQtSignalReceiver::qt_metacall	(	QMetaObject::Call	c,
		int	id,
		void **	arguments
	)

override

we implement this method to simulate a number of slots that match the ids in _targets

bool PythonQtSignalReceiver::removeSignalHandler	(	const char *	signal,
		PyObject *	callable = `nullptr`
	)

remove a signal handler for given callable (or all callables on that signal if callable is NULL)

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